Multi use Shopping List
This is a Multi use shopping list that you can use for anything you like. I started out to make a shopping list for the wife food shopping but quickly realised this can be used for just about any type of shopping list, or even a set of reminders. Simply add to the list as you think of the items, it’s just two taps and you are done to add the items. It could be Timber 2x4m CLS type. rice crispiest 2 x 500m. Snow boots size 12 Computer keyboard wireless/ Bluetooth HDMI ‘cable 6m It’s what ever you want. You an view the list at anytime, share it by any method, print it and archive it. Just follow the set up instructions inside the shortcut and start making list. Enjoy Tony Dudley

Sales Tax Calculator
A shortcut to calculate sales tax for an amount based on US zip codes. The result shows the combined tax rate (state tax plus city tax). Version 4 now includes special rates imposed by some cities and allows the user to select whether to use current location or manually enter zip code. Collects tax rates from here

Scan Food For Grocery EAN
Scan EAN (Europe) code via OpenFoodFacts to add on your Grocery List (IOS REMINDERS)

Scan UPC/EAN to List
Scans a Bar Code and if it appears to be a UPC (12 numbers), it uses upcitemid.com to look up the product name and add it to a Reminder list (e.g. your grocery list).

Search eBay From Amazon
When viewing an item on the Amazon app or website, use this Shortcut from the Share menu/link to search for that item on eBay, and possibly find a lower price.

I Need Gas
This shortcut allows you to search for nearby convenience stores and gas stations when you’re in need of fuel.

Whats my Location
Asks if you want to see it in Google Maps or send your Location to someone as a text.

Better Tip Calculator
I found it odd that Apple’s default tip calculator didn’t include a custom option. This calculator gives you the option of 10%, 15%, 20%, and a custom percentage

Pizza Size Calculator
This shortcut can be used for comparing 2 different sized pizzas. You have to input a currency (that's only formal, as it doesn't really matter in terms of calculating), and the diameters and prices of the 2 pizzas. It determines, which is worth buying based on price per cm2, and which is bigger by how many times. Note that this calculates in centimetres, but if I'm correct, you can input inches too, the only problem is that it's outputting "cm", but the numbers should be right.

Find things around you
Based on your longitude you can find local shops business etc around you, you can edit the list of items and add to the list to customise as you like